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MichiGentleman;1403564; said:Is there any chance that OSU may offer late in the game?
BuckandRoll;1403436; said:I have seen this kid play the last 2 years. I am a little surprized by the early offer AND Pledge. I thought he would be a better safety.
Against Louisville, Bob Swigert totally shut him down on offense, but he really played a good game on Defense (I think he had 2 picks).
They will get to mix it up again next year as both will be back. I know OSU invited Bob Swigert to a game last year, so maybe this rivelry will continue for a few more years.
Good luck...
wadc45;1403538; said:I don't know what there was for him to wait on...he said he wanted to go to either OSU or Michigan...one school offered while one was planning to wait, if offer at all. Simple decision...
Robinson, ranked as one of the Rivals250 juniors to watch, had 34 catches for 756 yards and seven touchdowns. He also dominated on defense with seven interceptions and is a physically gifted athlete who would have become one of the nation's most heavily recruited skill players had he not committed.
"Michigan offered me before Ohio State, and that showed me how much interest they had," Robinson told The Wolverine.com. "It's almost like Ohio State was waiting for something, and it's funny because I talked to my coach and he said the OSU coaches wanted to know if I was committing to Michigan because they were getting ready to offer.
"But I have no second thoughts. Coach Rodriguez said if I wasn't sure, I didn't have to decide now. He said there have been a lot of kids de-committing lately, and he didn't want me to make a commitment I wasn't ready to make. But I'm not that kind of person. I'm a Wolverine now and I'm going to be a Wolverine for the rest of my life."
HotMic;1404656; said:Just a FWIW....
Ohio State was not "getting ready to offer", that was put out by his coach. They (Ohio State) called and his coach assumed as much.
If he wanted to go to Michigan all along, he sure wasn't saying as much recently (even after seeing AA). Good luck to him, but i'm not buying what he's selling. If it was just about wanting to go to UM....he wouldn't take time in each and every story to take a jab at Ohio State and/or the state.
Robinson, ranked as one of the Rivals250 juniors to watch, had 34 catches for 756 yards and seven touchdowns. He also dominated on defense with seven interceptions
Jerald Robinson #4 Wide Receiver / Defensive Back
Height: 6'2" Weight: 175 lbs Class: Senior
Notes: 2008: First-team Division III All-Ohio wide receiver ... First-team All-Northeast Inland District, All-Stark County, second-team All-Northeastern Buckeye Conference ... Caught 25 passes for 584 yards and six touchdowns. Made 48 tackles. Had four interceptions. Deflected 11 passes. Had two fumble recoveries.
2007: Had 22 catches for 330 yards